Word: bracketed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Feel. Chrysler's big effort this year is the introduction of two new lines of middle-sized "small luxury cars," the Plymouth Volare and the Dodge Aspen. They are part of an ambitious effort by the company to attract more of the kind of higher-income-bracket, relatively recession-resistant customers who have been buying the successful new $5,000 Chrysler Cordoba. The Volare and Aspen lines will include sport coupe, sedan and station-wagon models, each featuring all-independent suspension to give big-car driving feel...
...rate of fatal heart attacks: ages 30-39, only 1.9 per 100,000 nonusers against 5.4 per 100,000 among users; in the 40-44 group, 11.7 for nonusers and 54.7 for users. The best available figures indicate that 18% of Pill users are in the 30-39 age bracket, and only 6% are over...
...company's total profit; however, he would then get a credit representing his share of the tax that the company had already paid. The net effect of this dazzlingly complex change would be to wipe out all taxes on dividends for a stockholder whose personal income tax bracket is 50% or less. The resulting savings, Simon argues, would be a powerful incentive for individuals in all brackets to spend less and invest more of their incomes, thus supplying the economy with badly needed new capital...
America's post-World War II baby boom has swollen the traditional crime-prone age bracket (14 to 24) as never before?and possibly never again. In 1950 there were 24 million young Americans in this age group. A decade later it was 27 million, and now it is 44 million; the bulge will not disappear until the 1980s...
This was the same Harvard team which only Tuesday had captured the Greater Boston championships. In the rain at Brookline, though, Harvard could not keep up with a Princeton squad which placed all seven of their men in the sub-80 bracket...